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The Texans (12-2) clinched the AFC South with the victory, and the Colts (9-5) still have work to do. Indianapolis needs a singular win to get in, and a victory next week against the Kansas City Chiefs would be the best scenario. The Colts host these same Texans in Week 17, and Indy fans don't want that to be a win-or-go-home situation.

And they surely don't want to face Watt with the postseason on the line.

Watt racked up a game-high 10 tackles, three sacks and a forced fumble. He had four tackles for no gain or loss, and his forced fumble on Mewelde Moore prevented a touchdown as the Colts tried to punch it in from the Texans' 1-yard line.

Texans 29, Colts 17

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The Colts were missing center Samson Satele and right tackle Winston Justice, and Watt took advantage. But a completely healthy offensive line probably couldn't stop Watt. He repeatedly blew up runs in the backfield and absolutely dominated guard Jeff Linkenbach.

Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck truly looked flustered for one of the few times this season. He completed 13 of 27 passes and spent much of the game looking for rushers instead of going through progressions. The havoc created up front forced the Colts to go 1-for-8 on third-down conversions.

Andre Johnson finished with 11 receptions for 151 yards and one touchdown. He made big third-down catches, surpassed 11,000 career yards and was one of the Texans' few offensive playmakers. Arian Foster wore down the Colts' defense and was able to ice the game on the ground.

But Reliant Stadium hosted the Watt show Sunday. Everything else paled in comparison.